Native American Jewelry of the Southwest

 

Explore Our Selection of Native American Southwest Jewelry

At Cheryl's Trading Post, we are proud to offer a diverse selection of authentic Southwestern Native American Jewelry. Each piece in our collection is a unique work of art that reflects the rich history, cultural diversity, and natural beauty of the American Southwest. 

 

A Glimpse into Authentic Southwest Native American Jewelry

Our collection of authentic Southwestern jewelry is crafted by talented Native American artists, including those from the Navajo, Apache, Pueblo, and Zuni tribes. Each piece is meticulously handmade, featuring the finest natural American turquoise sourced from renowned mines like Kingman, Bisbee, Morenci, Number 8, Royston, Carico Lake, and Sleeping Beauty. These stones are highly collectible, as many of these mines have been closed for years, leading to dwindling supplies. In Native American cultures, turquoise is revered as a sacred stone, often referred to as the 'sky stone' or the 'stone of life.' The blue hues of turquoise symbolize the sky and water, while the green shades represent water and earth. This stone serves as a bridge connecting the earth and sky, as well as the feminine and masculine energies. Wearing turquoise is believed to enhance personal power, offer protection, and facilitate communication with the spirit world.

 

A Diverse Collection of Southwest Native American Jewelry to Enrich Your Style

The authentic jewelry pieces in our collection at Cheryl's Trading Post skillfully pair precious metals like silver and gold with a diverse selection of gemstones. Gemstones are thought to bring power, luck, and protection to the wearer, making them an essential element in the creation of Southwest jewelry. Commonly used gemstones include turquoise, amber, black onyx, abalone, and more.

 

Shop Online Today

Explore our diverse selection of Southwest Native American Jewelry online today at Cheryl's Trading Post. Discover stunning pieces that beautifully reflect the cultural diversity, rich history, and natural beauty of the American Southwest. 

 

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